Don’t say it’s gone
I kept your key
in my coat for years
Found it in spring
by the old receipts
Dust on the ring
and a crack in the brass
Funny how time
keeps the hardest parts
I thought I was done,
I thought I was clean
But your name came back like
it was after me
Don't say it's gone,
don't say it's gone
I still feel you
in my bones Don't say it's
gone,
don't say it's gone
Some roads stay lit
when you
go home
The house by the lake
still leans in the rain
Your blue coffee mug
has my fingerprint stains
I almost called
from a
payphone lane
Then I heard your laugh inside
the windshield pane
I thought I was strong,
I thought I could win
But one old song
let you back in
Don't say it's gone,
don't say it's gone
I still feel you
in my bones Don't say it's
gone,
don't say it's gone
Some roads stay lit
when you
go home
If I could trade all the
pride I wore
For one slow dance on that
kitchen floor
I'd fold my hands,
I'd let it break
I'd say your name
and not look away
Don't say it's gone,
don't say it's gone
I still feel you
in my bones Don't say it's
gone,
don't say it's gone
Some roads stay lit
when you go
home
Don't say it's gone
Don't say it's gone
I still feel you
I still feel you